Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1887-07-09
Go to Garlock's for sash and doors.
For sash, doors, and wall paper call
at Fred Heidepriem's.

at Fred Heidepriem's.
Mr.. Odo Reder, late Of Hin City, who
recently sold his ranch property situat-
ed near that place TO the Harvey Peak
Tin Company, arrived in this city with
his family on Thursday where he has
wisely decided to locate permanently.
A car Of binders, I'VE and reapers
just received at Garlock's.
Vague rumors of the early arrival of
James Wilson, of the Harvey Peak Tin
company, have for some time been in
circulation, but nothing definite can be
learned, even as to his positive arrival
from England. 1t is generally believed
however that he will reach Custer some
time during the present month.
Sioux City Gold Dust -four, the best
-four in Custer county, $3.50 per 100 lbs
at Cochran's.
They say Jim Hills determined to
come to the Black Hills. If the noun
tains can't go to the Manitoba the
Manitoba must come to the mountains.
Sail right James, shove your Manitoba
right along this way. There is one
more natural gateway to the Hills
left for your track.-Lead City Tribune.
Fresh California fruit in great variety
at Hitchcock's.
Another tin sale was made and the
money, $4,000, paid at Rapid City by
the Harvey Peak Tin Company to par
ties at Tenderfoot, near Custer. Won
der how T. II. White, of Deadwood,
and the Big Bend organ in New York
are pleased with their success in aboi-
ishing Dakota tin deposits City
Tribune.
Don't buy a hay rake until you have
seen the New York Champion at Gar
locks.
Judge Mcconnell has decided that
county commissioners possess nc au-
thority to reduce assessments returned
by county assessors. The Yankton
Press says: "The various boards of
commissioners are preparing to sit in
July as boards Of equalization and il
they can equalize only in one direction
half the vigor of these sessions will be
lost"
Cochran again to the front - lbs
granulated sugar for $1.00, the cheapest
house in the Black Hills.
This Office takes pleasure in acknowl-
eging the receipt of choice and finely
dressed lamb, on the 3rd inst, donated
by Messrs. Wood & Co., the popular
proprietors of the Custer meat market
on Custer Avenue. The thanks of the
CHRONICLE is extended to the donors
with the fervant wish that their future
prosperity may be in keeping with the
liberality Of their generous hearts.
Choice lemons by the dozen or case
cheap at Hitchcock's.
Meyers Bros. brought in $4,000 Oh
the 4th inst, the result Of two weeks
run Of their ive-stamp mill on Gold
Safe ore. Four men only we're employ
ed at mine and mill. This lode, il
worked upon Il more extensive scale,
would attract no small degree of public
attention, and add largely to the min
ing prestige Of the Southern Hills. The
mine is located neal the Grizzly Bear,
Assaying done at Booth 4 Webster's
Gold, $l.0O; silver, $l.0O gold and sll-
yer, $l.50; copper 81 80; tin Sl.00; nickel
$500.
We hear considerable complaint from
the residents living southeast Of this
city, concerning the very dangerous
and almost impossible condition Of the
bridge on French creek in the lower
part of the city on the Hot Springs road.
The travel on this thoroughfare has in
creased rapidly in the past few months,
and the bridge referred to should, by
all means, receive the early attention of
the county commissioners.
The finest display Of confectioneries
in the city just received at Hitchcock's.
J. w. White, a former resident Of this
place, arrived from Centre Point, iowa,
on Tuesday, where he has been residing
for the past three years. Mr.. White
informs us hat his father and mother,
both Of whom were former residents Of
Custer, will return to this city at an
early day, for the purpose of making
this place their permanent residence.
Mr.. White further informs us that Mr..
Nevin, Of this place, at present visiting
with his family at Centre Point, will
return to this place on or before the
10Th Of the present month.
Congregational Church-Next Lords |
day, there will be service at eleven
o'clock. Subject, Bruised Reeds"
Evening a sermon on the soul, argued
from a theological and scientific stand
Joint. Service at 8 o'clock. We well